论文信息 - Neighbor gray levels as features in pixel classification

Neighbor gray levels as features in pixel classification

Abstract In segmenting an image by pixel classification, the sequence of gray levels of the pixel's neighbors can be used as a feature vector. This yields classifications at least as good as those obtained using other local properties (e.g., averages or values of difference operators) as features.

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